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What's happening in Georgia?
One Man Army
6 episodes
1 month ago

What's happening in Georgia? In October 2024, the Georgian Dream party extended its 12 years in power following rigged elections. A month later, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced Georgia was freezing its application to become a member of the European Union. His speech sparked outrage, and daily public protests. Police, special forces and state-approved heavies (or 'titushkies') were deployed to brutally supress protests and target protestors and journalists. Repressive laws (FARA, the Law on Grants) were enacted to make it almost impossible for NGOs, civil society groups, independent media and lawyers to remain solvent, and to challenge the government... but still they do.

What is the story of Georgian Dream, and its backer, the billionaire oligarch Bidzhina Ivanishvili? When did this nominally 'pro-European' government cast off its mask and reveal its desire to create a Russian-style authoritarian state in pro-European Georgia?

English language podcast about the situation in Georgia.

#GeorgiaProtests #TerrorInGeorgia


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What's happening in Georgia? In October 2024, the Georgian Dream party extended its 12 years in power following rigged elections. A month later, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced Georgia was freezing its application to become a member of the European Union. His speech sparked outrage, and daily public protests. Police, special forces and state-approved heavies (or 'titushkies') were deployed to brutally supress protests and target protestors and journalists. Repressive laws (FARA, the Law on Grants) were enacted to make it almost impossible for NGOs, civil society groups, independent media and lawyers to remain solvent, and to challenge the government... but still they do.

What is the story of Georgian Dream, and its backer, the billionaire oligarch Bidzhina Ivanishvili? When did this nominally 'pro-European' government cast off its mask and reveal its desire to create a Russian-style authoritarian state in pro-European Georgia?

English language podcast about the situation in Georgia.

#GeorgiaProtests #TerrorInGeorgia


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Politics
Society & Culture,
News,
Documentary
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In 2016, the Georgian Dream increased its parliamentary majority, but Georgians were increasingly dissatisfied with the direction in which the country was heading. As public protests grew, the explicit vote-buying which decided the 2018 presidential election further undermined trust in GD. The appearance of Sergei Gavrilov, a member of the Russian Duma, sparked major protests which were violently suppressed. Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine finally forced Ivanishvili to show his true colours.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's happening in Georgia?

What's happening in Georgia? In October 2024, the Georgian Dream party extended its 12 years in power following rigged elections. A month later, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced Georgia was freezing its application to become a member of the European Union. His speech sparked outrage, and daily public protests. Police, special forces and state-approved heavies (or 'titushkies') were deployed to brutally supress protests and target protestors and journalists. Repressive laws (FARA, the Law on Grants) were enacted to make it almost impossible for NGOs, civil society groups, independent media and lawyers to remain solvent, and to challenge the government... but still they do.

What is the story of Georgian Dream, and its backer, the billionaire oligarch Bidzhina Ivanishvili? When did this nominally 'pro-European' government cast off its mask and reveal its desire to create a Russian-style authoritarian state in pro-European Georgia?

English language podcast about the situation in Georgia.

#GeorgiaProtests #TerrorInGeorgia


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.